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Nutritionless foods
In my last nutrition article, I mentioned how many modern foods degrade human health. And while some modern foods are outright harmful, there’s also another subset of low-quality ingredients whose effects aren’t as obvious. These are what I’ll call “nutritionless” foods.
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What is a quality ingredient?
After thinking about it for a while, my proposition is that: The highest quality ingredients are those that contribute the most to human health. And I’ll define a healthy person as, someone whose body is performing optimally while being free from illness and injury. This means an unhealthy person is, someone whose body is performing…
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Greenlaska? — Why Alaskans should be concerned about becoming part of Greenland
In the past few weeks, Donald Trump brought up his 2019 idea of purchasing Greenland. The rationale behind this is that Greenland is both a strategic place for the US military (there are already a few US bases there) and rich in natural resources like rare earth metals. Additionally, solidifying the US’s influence there will…
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Joel Salatin’s Views on Freedom
I wrote the text below in response to a commenter on Joel Salatin’s blog. In Joel’s article, he explained how he wanted to Make America Free Again as opposed to making America great or healthy again. Josh, the commenter I responded to, was confused about a few things Joel had said.
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Is it ethical to use social media data?
As many people know, social media companies like Facebook, TikTok, YouTube (yes, it’s social media), and the like are storing petabytes of users’ data and using it to make tons of money.
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What’s inherently evil about nakedness?
My friend asked this question a few days ago on a Discord group. While he was reading the MacArthur Study Bible, he came across a strange note that said, “Adam’s sin was evidenced by his new knowledge of the evil of nakedness.”
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Is it Biblical to ask for financial support for short-term mission work?
Someone I know on a private Bible Q&A forum asked this question. They’re going through a situation where knowing what the Bible says about supporting missions would be helpful. To answer this question, I will first talk about what Biblical support looks like, and then go into whether or not short-term mission trips are Biblical.
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Should governments monitor Internet users?
This question pertains to the government. Ah, the government. Everyone always seems to be freaking out about the government. Oftentimes, what the government thinks is right, we think is wrong. And what we think is wrong, the government thinks is right.
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